Life — November 4, 1920 — page 19: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

THE INFLUENCE OF THE FILM COMEDY mind and like a woman who understands RS. TACTLESS: I hope you tell the truth and shame the devil. their problems.” Miss Kinpness: No, I fib a little, and don't shame my friends. They have enough of that atmosphere at the office,” objected the Domestic Girl. “When they come home, they want to lay all that aside, have a good dinner, healthy children and a pleasant wife.” “They want to be seen with a woman who is lovely and well dressed,” ob- served the Beauty. “They adore women who are pure, sweet and innocent,” said the Debutante. “A man likes to teach a woman the game of love.” “Sometimes,” admitted the Lady of Several Near Scandals. “But most of them want someone who can whet their deadened emotions.” Since they could not agree, they each promised to ask the Married Women of their acquaintance, But the Married Women, one and all, admitted sadly that they did not know what attracted and held men, but they SHOCKING EXPERIENCE OF BILL, THE BURGLAR, UPON ENCOUNTERING A WELL- wished they did. KNOWN BEAUTY WEARING HER SLEEPING APPLIANCES comicbooks.com